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Outsunny 6' x 4' x 6.5' Polycarbonate Greenhouse, Heavy Duty Outdoor Aluminum Walk-in Green House Kit with Rain Gutter, Vent and Door for Backyard Garden, Dark Green

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Fulfilled by Aosom Direct
Arrives Wednesday, May 29
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Size: 6' x 4' x 6.5'


Color: Dark Green


Features

  • Heavy Duty Greenhouse for Outside: Keeping a greenhouse outside can help you keep your shovel in the soil year-round. Whether you want to nurse seedlings or grow tropical plants, our polycarbonate greenhouse kit offers plants protection from cold, wind, rain, and wild animals.
  • Polycarbonate Greenhouse: Elevating humidity with superior insulation, transparent polycarbonate panels make our greenhouse ready for outside conditions. They allow in nourishing sunlight while still blocking scorching UV.
  • Rooftop Vent: Let excess heat and humidity escape slowly outside so you can reach peak grow conditions. Keep control of the air inside by making use of the hinged vent found on the top of your backyard greenhouse.
  • Sliding Door: A sliding door gives you room to walk planters, tools, and other equipment into your outdoor greenhouse with ease. Open it to vent away old air, or seal it swiftly to maintain a heavy-duty outside barrier.
  • Heavy Duty Against Water: Powder-coated aluminum gives our outside greenhouse a water-safe build that's easier to assemble. A galvanized steel base reinforces the structure for more strength overall. Rain gutters aid in collecting natural rainwater. Note: We recommend placing it against a wall and out of the wind.

Color: Dark Green


Brand: Outsunny


Product Dimensions: 74.75"L x 52"W x 79.25"H


Item Weight: 39.6 Pounds


Door Style: Sliding Doors


Cover Material: Polycarbonate (PC)


Frame Material: Aluminum


Number of Doors: 1


Product Dimensions: 74.8 x 51.97 x 79.13 inches


Item Weight: 39.6 pounds


Manufacturer: Aosom LLC


Country of Origin: China


Item model number: 845-057


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    • Fantastic. Great product for the money!
My wife and I put this together and love it. This is a fantastic product for its price point. It is well engineered and much better than one might expect for the cost. It is tedious and sometimes difficult to assemble and definitely requires two people for much of it. Assembly will take at least an entire day. Instructions could be better as it is all just pictures/diagrams. They really need to add some written information to help you thru many of the steps and to prevent multiple efforts for the same step. There will be allot of tightening, loosening and retightening to make it all fit together as designed. Be diligent and patient, and you will get a great greenhouse! ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on March 18, 2024 by Dave Tranchina
    • Went to Oz/Amendment
Well you have to be a rocket scientist to put this together. It will take multiple people to help. I would highly suggest cementing it in the ground. We tied our off and used some sand bags to hold the base down. Well it did not work, It blew away in 40 MPH winds. It blew off in pieces and their were pieces all over the neighborhood. I understand this could be my fault for not properly securing it, but it blew apart so easily. everything destroyed. The directions are not clear on how to assembly. Just a nightmare of a time. I wanted to amend my review of this product. I will give 5 stars once I receive my replacement. The company that I purchased this product from contacted me after my review and they made it right! They apologized for any issues and will be sending me a replacement. Wonderful customer service. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on December 27, 2023 by Amazon Customer
    • Erector set from H-E-double hockey sticks!
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First off... DON'T BUY THIS! Instructions are horrendous and there's about a billion parts! We haven't even finished building it after a whole day! I'm a 52yo former industrial equipment service tech who's also worked in construction and I know my way around tools and equipment and whoever designed this monstrosity should be taken out behind one of the greenhouses he designed and, well, slapped real hard! If I could at this point, I'd tear it apart and send it back, but it would take another whole day to take it down in a nice way. Seriously, I wish I could use foul language in a review so please try to imagine how much I've used all day when building this. PVC pipes duct taped together and covered with clear plastic drop cloths would be better than this. When I finish this project, I'm building a time machine so I can go back to a month ago and tell past me not to buy this. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on April 21, 2024 by Van Ausdall Van Ausdall
    • Not great, but not awful
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I once read somewhere that, to truly build a greenhouse, it requires a budget of at least $2k. In this regard, you get what you pay for - the instructions are great until you get to wall cross-supports, then it’s all downhill. Lots of undoing previous work because of missed steps in previous pages. By the end, there’s quite a bit of guess work that went into things. For the roof, the main beams for the rear half don’t actually mount to wall frames; I had to cut a lot of little areas with diagonal cutters, hammer some things, and pry some of the channels way wider. Tons of gaps for the window panels. Many of the frame pieces came with spots that were crushed/bent - they’re easy to fix with a flat head or a hammer and flat area, but, it’s just something to be aware of. 5 of the 7 wall panels required me to cut them down because they were too tall for the frame pieces to actually fit. The screws for the door were really bad. One head of a screw sheered right off as I tightened it down - would definitely recommend replacing the gold screws with some from your local hardware store; they’re really bad. In the end, it looks nice. There are a lot of little plastic trim pieces that come with it that we’re absolutely obliterated after being shipped with a bunch of metal beams. Okay that’s it. I personally dug out a perimeter to set mine down in and it gave me about 5”-6” of extra height to play with, which feels more substantial than I imagined. As a 6’ tall person, the door is for little people, so any bit of extra depth you can give will be a big help. I got stakes to attach to the bottom of the foundational frame and packed dirt hard around the anchoring feet with a tamping tool. TBD on performance in the wind! ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on March 15, 2023 by Corey Corey
    • Greenhouse kit, great price
Had my son and grandson assemble it for me. Nice, but small greenhouse for a small yard. ONly complaint is the entry is not flat so you have to step over the frame 6" to enter which will make it hard to move heavy plants in for the winter. Well made, and looks great. you get a lot for the price
Reviewed in the United States on May 14, 2020 by White Wolf
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This greenhouse is a good design. The panels I thought would be a little bit more of a sturdy type. You must reinforce panels with a quality silicone and self tapping screws. Some screws are provided ; I added about 40 more 3/4” wafer self tapping screws as well. I also anchored to concrete in all 4 corners with 1/4” x 1-3/4” Blue Tap con concrete screws. The instructions are adequate; you will have to loosen and remove some framing as you go. I think that the engineer tried to keep it simple for do it yourselfers ; so just be patient and follow the diagrams. We are expecting a rain storm in SoCal tonight and tomorrow; I will post pictures after the storm as well. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on March 30, 2024 by Vincent Blaschak Vincent Blaschak
    • Very FLIMSY
I got this one last year hoping to upgrade from the soft sided tarp like ones that I have used in the past. Big mistake! The panels can't stand the slightest amount of wind! I have had 4 of the main panels blow out at separate times due to wind. Once they blow out, it becomes necessary to bend/ over flex the panels to get them back end without reassembling the whole thing - this further weakens the panels so it is certain they will blow out again unless they are duck taped to the frame edges. I lost several plants last winter and have spent 10 times the work keeping this one together than I ever did with the tarp-like kind. Don't waste the money! ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on August 23, 2023 by AHH Profile for Amzn
    • Well made
This was certainly well worth the money paid. I have my lemon bushes inside for protection from the deer. It is much more sturdy than I imagined. It did take some time to build. In fact, I hired someone to do it for me.Someone who is construction minded would likely have no issue with assembling. I'm very happy with the greenhouse. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on May 13, 2019 by PaulaJC

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